^ I have one molar which has a portion eroded at the base and it has become sensitive. Saw the ad of the new colgate pro sensitive (small pack comes for 70 something) and thought of trying it. It worked. This is the first time a product has delivered for me apart from medicines of course 
. Searched the net and found it works by depositing tiny particles in the small tubules. Tubule blocking its apparently called. 75% reduction in sensitivity atleast for me on that tooth.
try using a proper medical toothpaste like emoform. results are likely to be much better. you might not like the taste initially but eventually you get used to it.
. Searched the net and found it works by depositing tiny particles in the small tubules. Tubule blocking its apparently called. 75% reduction in sensitivity atleast for me on that tooth.try using a proper medical toothpaste like emoform. results are likely to be much better. you might not like the taste initially but eventually you get used to it.
and yes, toothpaste can be addictive. once you develop a taste for a particular brand, it is not easy to switch to something else. and i get the same feeling when i use regular toothpaste after using medical ones. it does not feel like you have brushed even after brushing properly!
Oftopic: Remembered an old movie made by that national film institute or something, it was a silent movie. A murderer injects poison in the victims toothpaste. Next morning the victim is killed as soon as he brushes.